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trying to get it south all of them, before the christmas holidays are upon us. one of the stories that we ve been watching tonight, starts in the great state of georgia. amid the tidal wave of election laws and voting rights restrictions, enacted over the course of this year. in republican-controlled states. all these laws, coast to coast, making it harder to vote. make it easier for republicans to control black shuns, and outcomes. one of the cities of such laws were ones that were passed in georgia. there s a reason there s national controversy this year front voting rights, passed in georgia. in this big new package to voting laws, that they passed in that state. republicans include a new mechanism that it allows, republicans, to take over all the local election sports. that actually control how the elections are run in georgia. and how the election results are counted. this is something we are covering, as it is happened as it has rolled out across the state. and ....
good evening rachel, you ve got us in suspense on that one, that s for sure we. can we scare them or not? i know how much you love local tv. i know, you just cannot take your eyes off it. at the end of the hour tonight, we are going to have a local tv segment, and it s a montana local tv. we okay. no and it is starring a guy named jon tester. and we siege senator jon tester, he comes on your show, he comes on my show. montana jon tester, when he s doing local tv in montana, it s a whole other thing. and we re going to bring that to america, to all 50 states and beyond, at the end of this hour. a little piece of we does it or does it not involve, a tractor, or be a live animal. the big difference is the wardrobe. the big difference is the dress code, a local montana tv versus the senate office building. rachel, before you go, i hope you can help me with something we. we are dealing with a very serious case of what s senator daniel patrick, former harvard pr ....
specialist motor manufacturing sector which is the biggest in the world. i spent hours listening to the porridge like sound of the biggest engines as i put my foot down and burned away at speeds i would not confess to my protection officers. i only tried two electric vehicles. an extraordinary wheeled rabbit hutch which was so tiny you could plug it sideways and i tried the first tesla for sale in this country. it expired in the fast lane of the 40, i m sad to say. they ve got a lot better. a few years later i tried to get london motorists to go electric and we put charging points around the city. i must confess they were not a soaraway success and stood forlorn like some piece of unused outdoor gym equipment. ten years after that, the tipping point has come. uk sales of evs are now increasing at 70% a year. in 2013 we are ending the market for internal combustion engines ahead of other european countries and that companies are responding. nissan has decided to make an ....
hello and welcome. we start with europe s response to a surge in covid cases. tough new restrictions are being imposed in some countries, together with stern political warnings. the protests, though, are also spreading. austria has reintroduced a nationwide lockdown today. germany s health minister said that by the end of the winter, most germans would be vaccinated, cured or dead, while the dutch prime minister condemned a third night of unrest as pure violence by idiots opposed to covid restrictions. let s take a look in more detail. in austria, people are only allowed to leave their homes for essentials such as work, exercise and food shopping. the daily average is nearly m00 new cases. 14,000. germany s chancellor, angela merkel, has said the measures in place are not sufficient. almost a8,000 new infections have been reported there. in belgium s capital, brussels, demonstrators clashed with police after tens of thousands of people marched through the city centre. ....
the trump years we continue to be warned about the danger of failing to raise the debt limit by 18th of october. treasury secretary yellen described an economy plunged into recession and as the chairman of the sec put, it financial markets would be in uncharted waters democrats are now privately discussing potentially changing filibuster rules, in order to raise the limit without having to get ten republican votes. earlier this afternoon, senate democratic leader schumer again, expressed his frustration with the republicans. we could prevent a catastrophic defaults with a simple majority vote tomorrow if republicans would just get out of the damn way we could get it all done. the president spent much of the day in michigan promoting his economic agenda, trying to sell union members on overhauling infrastructure, and expanding the u.s. social safety net these bills are not about left versus right or moderate versus progressive there about leading the world or continu ....